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German Jihad
2. Two Hamburg Cells A History of Jihadist Terrorism in Germany
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January 31 2013
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Columbia University Press
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January 31 2013
DOI:
10.7312/stei15992-005
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5. The Turkish Dimension
1. Unlikely Internationalists Putting German Jihadism into Perspective
2. Two Hamburg Cells A History of Jihadist Terrorism in Germany
6. “Leaving Kuffaristan” Radicalization and Recruitment in Germany
Notes
9. Germans in the Taliban Stalingrad Fighting the Kunduz Insurgency
Contents
Acknowledgments
Index
3. “A Second 9/11” The Sauerland Plot
4. The Islamic Jihad Union
7. The German Taliban Mujahideen
Frontmatter
10. “This Is the Last Year America” Threats and Prospects
8. “The Worst Enemy of Islam” The Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan Against Germany
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Prologue. Lone-Wolf Attacks and the Europlot
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